Cylindrical GEM Inner Tracker for BESIII

Cylindrical GEM Inner Tracker for BESIII
April, 17th 2013 – Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati
Present ASIC designs at TO-INFN
and future perspectives for BESIII CGEM
Marco Maggiora & Simonetta Marcello
Department of Physics and INFN - Torino, Italy
Torino Group
Torino Univ./INFN group:
hardware and electronics
Michela Greco (researcher)
Simonetta Marcello (full professor)
software and analysys
Fabrizio Bianchi (associate professor)
Marco Destefanis (senjor post-doc)
Luciano Fava (researcher)
Marco Maggiora (associate professor)
Stefano Spataro (researcher)
Torino MicroElectronics Laboratory
Experienced senjor researchers:
Giovanni Mazza
Angelo Rivetti
Full design and implementation of ASICs
since many years
TOFPET ASIC for PET applications (available today):
developed also by a full time Ph.D. student (M.D. Rolo)
total man power: 1.5y * 2FTE (experienced)
technology: IBM 130nm
proceedings:
“TOFPET ASIC for PET applications“
14th INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON RADIATION IMAGING DETECTORS,
http://iopscience.iop.org/1748-0221/8/02/C02050
Future perspectives for BESIII
Torino MicroElectronics Laboratory:
migration to a newer and cheaper technology:
IBM 130nm
UMC 110nm
t.o.t. approach
lower consumption (4mW/ch)
triggerless (FPGA needed to include trigger)
should be exportable to P.R.C. (complete implementation in I)
tunable gains
signals at PANDA:
up to 40pF, 2-50 fC
data rate: up to 40 kHz/ch (ASIC up to 300 kHz/ch)
time resolution: 30 ps
FE adapted to silicon micro-strips (PANDA GEM?)
perspectives for BESIII:
mantain BE
FE could be redesigned
testbed and testing manpower crytical issues
PANDA FE and workshop April, 29th-30th @ ALBA!
Needed information!
Parameters
Input signal (fC)
Detector capacitance
Event rate per channel
Desired number of channel per chip
Time resolution
Input referred noise (rms electrons)
Power consumption per channel
Radiation load (TiD)
Radiation load (NIEL)
Min Value
Max value
Additional important information:
Polarity of the input signal (positive, negative, either)
Detailed sensor model with terminal capacitances and resistance
Information on the signal shape and its fluctuation
The presence of tails or other artifact in the signal is of primary importante.
Trigger requirements
Snapshot of KLOE2 CGEM signal
Main goal of this workshop! (for us from Turin..)
Can CGEM ASIC for BESIII inherit the
UMC PANDA design?
QUESTION TIME